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Do you think Sarah Palin's book will reach number one on the New York Times Best Seller list?

If you thought being governor of Alaska and a new grandmother would be enough to fill the cold, dark nights in the Arctic state, you underestimate Sarah Palin, the failed vice presidential candidate. Palin has reportedly enlisted the services of Robert Barnett, the Washington lawyer who represented President Obama, would-be President Hillary Rodham Clinton and former President Bill Clinton in their multimillion-dollar book deals. Barnett declined to comment. But a variety of published sources, including the Hollywood Reporter, said that Barnett was on board in helping to sell a Palin book. Presumably, the book would tell her side of the 2008 presidential election, when the GOP nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, plucked Palin out of relative obscurity and offered her the vice presidential spot. Though she was a darling of conservatives and ignited the Republican base whenever she appeared in public, Palin has made it known that she had a difficult time with McCain's strategists. Sources close to Palin today rejected the reports of the $11-million figure and said the governor had not talked to any publisher or given any number. Other media have also rejected the $11-million figure. In any case, there is more than money at stake. Palin has been trying to stay in the spotlight, presumably with an eye on 2012, and a book could help her extend her reach beyond Alaska.

Public Comments

1. I don't know. Ron Paul's did.
2. No. It will not reach #1. Not enough people give a **** about what she has to say.
3. The liberals here will buy it and trash it because they just can't get enough of her.
4. Maybe she should put a lot of racist BS in her book like Obama did, she could be President!
5. If all the Republicans Buy 30 Copy's,and she makes it mandatory reading in Alaska's Public Schools
6. maybe
7. Yes, mostly because all liberals will buy it to try and find out more about her so they can find more to criticize her for.
8. Sarah Palin must pose a real threat to Liberals. They just cannot keep quiet about her. They make fun of her little quirks like her winking and accent. Funny how those same Libs didn't say the same thing about Clinton. I hope Palin does run and win!
9. Sure it will. Rush Limbaugh will tell his listeners to buy not one, but 5 copies, to insure that it does.
10. I'd buy it. I'm assuming it's going to be a coloring book, right?
11. Her reach was beyond Alaska the day she was introduced as McCain's VP selection. She articulately touches all the Liberal sore spots and is vehemently hated by them, even though the elections are over (get over it?) and loved by Conservatives. Conservatives buy books and actually read them. Palin's book will be a smash hit best seller on the NY Times best seller list.
12. You guys are wrong about liberals buying copies so they can find more things to use against her. Only one liberal will buy a book and tell all of the libreals what they should know about it ( from his view ).
13. Sure if all the women who "see" themselves in this court jester, purchase her book.
14. I'm sure it will be a best seller. And whoever really writes the book (because it won't be Sarah Palin) should be very proud.
15. Hmm, it might. But I doubt the liberals will buy her book. They will wait and see what Obama says about it. Most people that voted for him, did so because they heard him speak. Like Obama said: the education system in USA is below average. So that makes most of the people who voted him in either illiterate or unable to understand and incapable of any cognitive thought. But the good news is, the conservatives do read, a lot... and they will buy/read what she writes. Unless the new Obo-man banns it from the bookstores, we're good.